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Search for in author OR full textWord matches: feminism: 77 1 - Sep 2015 - Preview: Mercy and compassion: focus of Synod of Bishops, Peter Westmore It points to the problem arising from a feminism which considers motherhood a pretext to exploit women and hinder her full realisation. 2 - Aug 2015 - Obituary: Fr Greg Jordan: an exemplary Jesuit, AD2000 Report Dr Carl Rogers Chicago school of counselling with the introduction of sensitivity groups the drive for desegregation and the rise of feminism all conspired to shift the emphasis from doing ones duty to an insistence on rights individual or class/race/gender rights. 3 - Dec 2014 - Economic justice: The Catholic Church explains sexual mores - with economics, Emma Green a culture of non-commitment; and a presumption that the marriage bond can be temporary; forms of feminism hostile to the Church; . 4 - Aug 2014 - Pope Francis condemns 'Gender ideology' as 'demonic', Patrick Byrne Radical feminism Writing of gender ideology Bishop Laun explained that this is the end result of a radical feminism which the homosexual lobby has made its own. 5 - Nov 2012 - Letters: Religious rebellion, Kevin McManus Having abandoned the regulated life of prayer and penance some have become captivated by pantheistic nature worship radical feminism enneagrams sexual liberation etc. 6 - Jun 2012 - Women Religious: Vatican takes action against dissenting US nuns, Babette Francis It therefore saddened me that many orders of nuns in the US became infected with the militant feminism that I have opposed in the secular sphere in Australia since 1974. 7 - Feb 2012 - Books: Order books from www.freedompublishing.com.au 90 ISBN 978-1-58617-271-8 The Eternal Woman Gertrud von le Fort In 1934 when The Eternal Woman was first published in German the poisonous influence of feminism was yet to be felt. 8 - Dec 2011 - Letters: Natural law, Thomas A. Watkin Father Bernard McGrath (November AD2000) exposes the many tricks of atheism when it is presented under the cloak of feminism materialism naturalism secularism etc; which means: Forget God. 9 - Nov 2011 - Letters: Atheism, Fr Bernard McGrath We might wonder why atheism under the guises of feminism secularism materialism naturalism etc attracts so many today because it cannot survive commonsense analysis. 10 - Aug 2011 - Books: PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS: Catholic women come home to the Church, ed. Donna Steichen, Michael Daniel The good news from this book is that - contrary to popular opinion -radical secular feminism has not had the final word! 11 - Sep 2010 - Ecclesial movements in the life of the Church, Bishop Julian Porteous The forces of feminism and homosexuality in particular have sought to propose another way of being human which blurs the true nature of the human person especially in the character of masculinity and femininity. 12 - Aug 2009 - Human rights: Small victories for pro-lifers at the UN, Babette Francis Although Canada supposedly has a conservative government our Canadian cousins truly suffer from the tyranny of feminism with biased conferences and pro-abortion initiatives funded by taxpayers. 13 - Apr 2009 - American women religious: Vatican apostolic visitation, AD2000 REPORT More than a few nuns have been caught up in feminism and eco-spirituality a not-uncommon phenomenon in Australia. 14 - Feb 2009 - Books: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: Pope Benedict XVI, Siobhan Reeves Available from Freedom Publishing) Here is a gem of a book illustrating Pope Benedicts warm personal style as children young adults and priests gain unprecedented access to the Pope to question him on topics of divorce consumerism music remarriage science pastoral care feminism relativism Scripture and much more. 15 - Dec 2008 - Books: Down in Adoration Falling, by Gareth Grainger, Br Christian Moe, FSC Fr Taylor was never in any sense a misogynist: it was simply that his instinctive understanding of the nature of the Christian priesthood guided him clearly through the confusion of issues; nor did he fail to perceive that such a drive was very largely another expression of the dominant if not strident feminism so often associated with the movement. 16 - Nov 2008 - Anima Women's Network: giving 'heart' to women of faith, Anna Krohn A feisty group of young Catholic women approached me with the complaint that although there was an endless and sometimes conflicting variety of social professional sub- cultural and quasi-political womens groups there seemed to be nothing which fed a personally encouraging and spiritually-centred feminism based on the ethos of the Gospels. 17 - Jun 2008 - Letters: FEMINISM V. MANKIND: Selected Essays, Catherine Sheehan FEMINISM V. 18 - Apr 2008 - Books: THE ENEMY WITHIN: Radical Feminism in the Christian Churches, Catherine Sheehan THE ENEMY WITHIN: Radical Feminism in the Christian Churches Ed. 19 - Jun 2007 - Books: EDITH STEIN, WOMAN OF PRAYER: Her Life and Ideals, by Joanne Mosley, Tim Cannon Role model As a gifted and strong woman Edith Stein is an impressive role model for young women everywhere particularly those who may be struggling to reconcile traditional conceptions of the role of women in society with modern conceptions of feminism. 20 - May 2007 - Vocations: New religious communities flourishing in the United States, Fr James Lloyd Most of them have not been blighted by the wild adolescent binges we saw in the post-Vatican II period but have been invigorated by the charismatic appeal of Pope John Paul II and his interpretation of modern feminism as a way for women to express Christian values. 21 - Apr 2007 - Letters: Scourge of the West, Kevin McManus To its feminism Islam presents home as seclusion and refuge. 22 - Nov 2006 - Books: Is the Catholic Church in Australia 'lost'?, Michael Gilchrist It can point to the loss of identity in many dioceses and Church institutions as well as to those who have lsquo;lost the plotrsquo; in opting for New Age spiritualities pantheistic nature worship or radical feminism. 23 - Sep 2006 - Books: Stimulating reading from Freedom Publishing 95 Hell And Other Destinations Piers Paul Read This book brings together the pick of English novelist biographer and historian Piers Paul Reads writings on such varied religious topics as The Da Vinci Code feminism Hell Islam Liberation Theology and Benedict XVI. 24 - Aug 2006 - Books: In This Vale of Tears (Winterbine Trilogy), by Gerard Charles Wilson, Michael Gilchrist The activities occurring at Brisbanes Womenspace are just one example with their mix of pre- Christian paganism nature worship and radical feminism. 25 - Jun 2006 - Respect: New text book series vilifies the Catholic Church, Kevin Donnelly Since the release of the Keating Governments national curriculum during the early 90s history has been transformed into studies of society and the environment with a politically correct stance on multiculturalism feminism and environmentalism. 26 - Apr 2006 - EarthSong: Green Christianity or a new paganism?, Michael Gilchrist In recent years under the mantle of legitimate concern for the environment have come varieties of green religion containing overtones of neo-paganism pantheism and feminism. 27 - Jun 2005 - Books: More Good Reading from AD Books His book examines the key areas of interest to Christians in the light of present day issues like evolution feminism ecology and the problem of evil. 28 - Jun 2005 - Books: John Paul the Great, edited by William Oddie, John R. Barich New feminism Leonie Caldecott renowned British writer by particular reference to Edith Stein and Adrienne von Speyr explains the Popes new feminism from which the worlds cultural recovery is assured. 29 - May 2005 - The Da Vinci Code and the itching ears syndrome, John Young The support given by Brown to feminism and to goddess- worship ensures a sympathetic reception by those who denounce Christianity as male-dominated and repressive of women and the promotion of a Gnostic-style outlook finds favour with a prominent trend in current religiosity. 30 - Mar 2005 - Letters: Mangled hymns (letter), Michael Apthorp There are ample signs around us in todays Church that a tin ear obstinately deaf to the nuances of language a gross ignorance or disregard of historical background and a grim and doctrinaire brand of feminism are being allowed to hold sway sometimes even producing bizarre distortions of the Scriptures themselves. 31 - Feb 2005 - Religious Life: Faith and Reason: for a true renewal in religious life and the Church, Sr Mary Augustine OP So the Churchs teaching on everything from human sexuality to the contemplative dimension from the Eucharist to social issues from priesthood to feminism lies out there unread and unheeded. 32 - Nov 2004 - Deer Park: Transforming our secular culture: the role of women, Marcia Riordan Ultimately women want this vision of a better world - a new kind of feminism and a world of radical solidarity with women. 33 - Sep 2004 - Books: Exposing 'The Da Vinci Code' fraud, James Hitchcock New Age religiosity invites people to make up their own deities and The Da Vinci Code invites them to invent their own history to replace the Gospel of Jesus Christ with scriptures that cater to contemporary preoccupations like feminism. 34 - Sep 2004 - News: The Church Around the World Vatican document on feminism On 31 July the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF) released a 37-page Letter to the Bishops of the Catholic Church on the Collaboration of Men and Women in the Church and in the World which proposes the Catholic alternative to radical feminism and gender ideology. 35 - Aug 2004 - Books: Interview with the author of 'The Da Vinci Hoax', Carl E. Olsen In the case of The Da Vinci Code Dan Brown is quite open about his desire to expose the truth about Christianity and the Catholic Church as well as push a certain ideology namely radical feminism. 36 - Jul 2004 - Feminist 'rituals': no substitute for prayer, Joanna Bogle I detect a growing sense of boredom over the whole subject of Christian feminism: its rituals seem stale and in an era when Christianity and Christian values seem so much under attack from a secular society feminist griping about the Church seems self- indulgent. 37 - Jun 2004 - Letter: Signs of hope (letter), Daniel Attard My generation has been placed at the mercy of the leaders of the previous generation both secular and religious who instead of being guided by Christian values and Catholic doctrine knelt down before the altar of political correctness and extreme feminism (how dare we refer to God as He). 38 - Feb 2004 - Modern church design: 'Spank the architect!', Paul Mees Multi-culturalism has eclipsed feminism and queer theory as the most fashionable form of radicalism among Arts Faculty academics. 39 - Aug 2003 - Catalyst for Renewal Address: The legacy of Vatican II, Archbishop George Pell On too many occasions the principal energy of some Catholics has been diverted into other areas; for example nationalism being successful keeping the organisation running efficiently concern for social justice or ecology or feminism. 40 - Jul 2003 - Books: Marriage And Modernization, by Don Browning, Bill Muehlenberg Detailed examinations of the family in different cultures and nations is followed by meaty chapters on the findings of evolutionary psychology feminism and global trends and theological defences of marriage. 41 - May 2003 - Brisbane archdiocesan synod: challenges needing to be addressed, Peter Howard Also rejected are certain forms of feminism that distort the origin culture and development of mankind; the legitimation of homosexual relationships and other forms of sexual activity; and truth based on the shifting sands of majority and consensus rather than on Gods Revelation. 42 - Mar 2003 - Letters: Women's Commission (letter), Leon Voesenek When I read the letter by Gordon Southern titled Radical feminism (November AD2000) I was very concerned about the allegations he made regarding the Commission for Australian Catholic Women (CACW). 43 - Nov 2002 - Letters: Radical feminism (letter), Gordon Southern I am disappointed to see limited Church resources diverted to this publication which could be fairly described as a manifesto of undisguised radical feminism (as opposed to a truly Catholic feminism as found for example in the teaching of Pope John Paul II and in the writings of St Teresa Benedicta of the Cross). 44 - Sep 2002 - Letters: Feminism dead? (letter) The author Sally Quinn asks: Is it possible that feminism as we have known it is dead? 45 - Sep 2002 - The 1960s 'cultural revolution': from self-sacrifice to self-fulfillment, Fr Gregory Jordan Dr Carl Rogers Chicago school of counselling with the introduction of sensitivity groups the drive for desegregation and the rise of feminism all conspired to shift the emphasis from doing ones duty to an insistence on rights - individual or class/race/gender rights. 46 - Dec 2001 - Books: AD Books 'Top Ten' Essence of Feminism (Kirsten Birkett) Mathias Media 6. 47 - Oct 2001 - Archbishop George Pell: 'The strong family is a religious family', Archbishop George Pell This coalesced with the rise of feminism to change the pattern of family life. 48 - Sep 2001 - Feminism's broad agenda within the Catholic Church, Donna Steichen The demand for womens ordination highlighted by a recent conference in Dublin of Womens Ordination Worldwide with its New Age-style liturgies focuses attention on the broader issue of Catholic feminism. 49 - Jul 2001 - Education: National Catholic Education Conference: but who chose the guest speakers?, Michael Gilchrist He saw the arrival of feminism as a vital sign of hope and a symbol of the crumbling of patriarchy: In London womens groups are adopting a whole new attitude to being church and are creating their own rituals. 50 - Apr 2001 - Review Article: A 'silly book' from ACU professor of theology, Frank Mobbs land mateship) the environment feminism and economic matters. 51 - Mar 2001 - How Archbishop Pell will implement Statement on Women in the Church There are as many varieties of feminism as there are varieties of Christianity and not all these varieties of feminism are compatible with Catholic teaching. 52 - Feb 2001 - Books: 'The Essence Of Feminism' by Kirsten Birkett, Catherine Sheehan The Essence Of Feminism Kirsten Birkett (Matthias Media 2000 141pp RRP $18. 53 - Feb 2001 - The "priest shortage": natural or artificial?, Larry A. Carstens Following societys trends (sexual laxity feminism selfism) equals decline in the religious arena. 54 - Sep 2000 - Reflection: Religious life: death or re-birth?, Fr Benedict Groeschel Feminism and New Age nonsense absorb a lot of energy. 55 - Jul 2000 - Educating Catholics in a secular culture: a Canadian Internet initiative, J. Fraser Field Our current issues section deals with multiculturalism homosexuality environmentalism feminism parenting persecution of Christians marriage and family medical ethics euthanasia population control sex and the media. 56 - May 2000 - Letters: Women in the Church (letter), Marie Kennedy This is a serious situation made more difficult by the fact that the cult of feminism is being promoted by a few of the women who have been most respected in the Church community - religious sisters. 57 - Apr 2000 - Should the Church apologise?, Fr Colin Barker Add to this feminism womens rights to Ordination and abortion we are given a very distorted view of the influence of Christianity in our lives. 58 - Nov 1999 - Piers Paul Read on the future of the Church, Piers Paul Read Feminism women usurping the roles of men the family becoming a matter of choice rather than a form of community imposed by social reality. 59 - Sep 1999 - News: The Church Around the World UN committee opposes motherhood promotion Calls for revision of religious texts A UN committee focussing on womens rights has pressured governments to stop promoting motherhood and called on religions to change the interpretation of their sacred texts as part of a campaign to promote radical feminism according to a Catholic pro-family group last July. 60 - Nov 1997 - A young Catholic woman's defence of Church teachings, Anna Silvas Why is it that older people formed in sound Catholic faith years longer than I succumb to the culture of blame and endless rootless revisionism that feminism and similar intellectual fads wish to promote? 61 - Aug 1997 - Participation of Women in the Catholic Church in Australia: an update, Michael Gilchrist The first group consists largely of nuns and other persons employed in the Catholic system who uphold a feminist philosophy - at a time when the original 1970s feminists are complaining that the new generation has largely lost interest in feminism. 62 - Nov 1995 - Evangelium Vitae - Catholicism, the media and the 'culture of death', Bishop George Pell These conflicts focus upon the sanctity of life (euthanasia infanticide) gender (feminism) race (multiculturalism) the definition of the family children (blessing or burden? 63 - Feb 1995 - Education: How to keep Catholic schools 'Catholic', Tom Kendell A destructive brand of feminism exists within the Church as well as without. 64 - Aug 1994 - Editorial: Now that the rebellion is in the open - what?, B.A. Santamaria For nigh on three decades in countries like the United States Britain and Australia sociology anthropology environmentalism feminism ecumenism or an amalgam of all of them have been substituted for Catholic truth. 65 - Mar 1994 - Books: 'Commentary on the Catechism of the Catholic Church', Michael Gilchrist On the subject of feminism a number of the contributors make reference to such matters as the difficulty many experience in addressing God as Father (Fr Gerald OHanlon S. 66 - Nov 1992 - From a 'workshop' for Pastoral Associates Another - one of the few males present - commented: Feminism - The Feminist Movement - in the church is all embracing . 67 - Oct 1992 - Why is Archbishop Weakland invited to Australia?, AD2000 Report Associated with this push have been Weaklands highly controversial policies and views on abortion homosexuality AIDS education sex education clerical pedophilia and feminism. 68 - Dec 1991 - New Zealand: 'transforming the Church from within', John Kennedy OBE Her views are widely known and were set out at some length earlier this year in Donna Steichens Ungodly Rage: The Hidden Face of Catholic Feminism (Ignatius Press). 69 - Nov 1991 - Editorial: When television told the truth, B.A. Santamaria Whether or not these teachings were reconcilable with progress feminism environmentalism or any other of the substitutes for religion which enjoy a contemporary vogue was in this view fundamentally irrelevant. 70 - Oct 1991 - 'Faith of Our Fathers' - still valid for the 1990s, Bishop George Pell This is at risk not least because there is a crisis of male self-understanding in our society equal to the earthquake provoked among women by feminism and caused by for example the collapse of the old macho self-understanding and the spread of gay propaganda. 71 - Aug 1990 - Christians and the 'Green' prophets of doom: the need for scepticism, Bill Muehlenberg Over the years Christians have concerned themselves with various important social issues and various secular trends such as socialism feminism and other isms which have been pursued by the Churches. 72 - Mar 1990 - New Zealand: tensions between Rome and the Bishops, John Kennedy OBE Mr Kennedy examines ecumenism relations between New Zealands Catholic bishops and the Vatican the priesthood and the incursions of feminism into seminary training. 73 - Feb 1990 - 'Holland of the Pacific'?: Catholicism in New Zealand, John Kennedy OBE Women are notably to the fore here with the Sophia Womens Network dedicated to feminism and womens ordination having a strong influence. 74 - Dec 1989 - Can Catholic integrity be recovered?, Colin Jory We find the traditional synthesis of Catholic belief and the streams of Christian humanism fed by that synthesis quarantined out of the centres of Catholic thought and education and their place occupied by the fashionable secularist cults of our era: behaviourism feminism Marxoid social- engineering and libertarian sex-worship. 75 - Apr 1989 - The Catholic Church in Britain: Piers Paul Read interviewed by 'AD2000', Paul Gray Im very against feminism too. 76 - Apr 1988 - Books: The Desolate City: The Catholic Church in Ruins, by Anne Roche Muggeridge, Michael Gilchrist The contents of The Desolate City are mostly familiar - liturgical decadence rebellion over Humanae Vitae scriptural and doctrinal adventurism collapse of religious life and rabid feminism - but the authors finely chiselled thesis on revolution and her passionate style and devastating wit and satire make Anne Roche Muggeridge possibly the most effective of the Churchs counter-revolutionary writers. 77 - Sep 2002 - CHURCH ATTENDANCE: The family, feminism and the declining role of fatherhood, Richard Egan
